Anna Heche and Anne Lockhart

Anne Celeste Heche (born in 1939) was an American Actress who performed a variety of characters on television, in movies and the theater. The actress received many awards, including an Daytime Emmy Award and a National Board of Review Award. Anne Celeste Heche (19 May 1969 - August 11 2022), An American actress. She was first recognized for playing twins Vicky Hudson (left) and Marley Love (right), in the soap Another World (1987-1991). Her character won the actress two Soap Opera Digest Awards, in addition to the Daytime Emmy Award. The 1990s saw her gained more fame with her appearances in films Donnie Brasco (1997), Volcano (1997) and I Know What You Did the previous Summer (1997). In addition, she was in the was also in the action comedy movie Six Days Seven Nights (1998) and the comedy-action film Wag the Dog (1997), the drama thriller film Return to Paradise (2000) as well as the political satirical film Wag the Dog (2007). Anne Lockhart, born Anne Kathleen Maloney in September 1953 was an American actor from America. She is best known for her character of Lieutenant Sheba from her role in the Battlestar Galactica television series (1978-1979). She is the daughter of actor June Lockhart and granddaughter of actor Gene Lockhart. The professional life of Lockhart began early. She was just four years old when her first film role came on screen in T is for Tumbleweed. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for this short film. The actress accompanied her mother around the set where she would learn about the inner workings of the company. Lockhart was also a part of many episodes of Lassie. Her debut film was Dora in Jory in 1972. She turned 18 years old when she portrayed the daughter of Joan Crawford on The Sixth Sense. Joan was the only actress in the series to be featured on The Sixth sense. Anne was reported to have turned down Laurie Strode (John Carpenter's 1978 Halloween horror) and Jaime Lee Curtis took the role. Carpenter has claimed that he was interested in her but she turned it down. Anne isn't sure if she remembers John Carpenter contacting her or offer the part. The possibility is that her agent turned it down without informing Anne. Glen Larson, who had provided her with the first draft script of a part of the TV series Battlestar Galactica from 1978, first chose her. At first, she turned down the role because she thought it was too weak. Glen was later able to write a character for her that featured an extremely strong character named Sheba. The Living Legend's first 25-page script was read to Sheba and she was immediately in agreement. The program ran for one episode. The actress co-starred on Joyride with Desi Arnaz Jr., Melanie Griffith (the daughter of Desi Arnaz Jr. and Lucille Bell), Robert Carradine and Melanie Griffith in 1977 and in The Dark Tower with Michael Moriarty (1987).